Method and arrangement for extracting a plurality of clock signals
a clock signal and plurality technology, applied in the field of method and arrangement for extracting a plurality of clock signals, can solve the problems of limiting the accuracy or the number of binary positions in the accumulator to practicable values, and the supply of second clock signals
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Assumptions:
Given the above assumptions, a nominal decimation factor d.sub.nom is expressed as:
d.sub.nom =SAR / DSR=1.348268708
This yields a nominal value i for the phase increment for generating the double symbol rate DSR of (assumption: b=32 bits):
i.sub.nom =2.sup.b *(d.sub.nom).sup.-1 =0.741691915*2.sup.32 =3 185 542 519, . . .
Given an assumed deviation .epsilon.of .+-.0.5%, increments i.sub.+.epsilon.. and i.sub.-.epsilon., are expressed as:
i.sub.+.epsilon. =i.sub.nom (1+.epsilon.)=0.745400374*2.sup.32 =3 201 470 231, . . .
and:
i.sub.-.epsilon. =i.sub.nom (1-.epsilon.)=0.737983455*2.sup.32 =3 169 614 806, . . .
Resulting finally after quantization to whole numbers is:
i.sub.nom =3 185 542 519
i.sub.+.epsilon. =3 201 470 231
i.sub.-.epsilon. =3 169 614 806
These three values result initially without consideration of a clock-pulse conversion to be implemented with the aid of the virtual-PLL concept that is optimized with respect to outlay.
In a link-coded system, as assumed in this examp...
example 3
s; otherwise like Example 2)
Assumptions:
Given the above assumptions, a nominal decimation factor d.sub.nom is expressed as:
d.sub.nom =SAR / DSR=1.348268708
This yields a nominal value i.sub.nom for the phase increment for generating the double symbol rate DSR of (assumption: b=24 bits):
i.sub.nom =2.sup.b *(d.sub.nom).sup.-1 =0.741691915*2.sup.24 =12 443 525.46
Given an assumed deviation .delta.of .+-.0.5%, increments i.sub.+.epsilon.and i.sub.-.epsilon. are expressed as:
i.sub.+.epsilon. =i.sub.nom (1+.epsilon.)=0.745400374*2.sup.24 =12 505 743.08
and:
i.sub.-.epsilon. =i.sub.nom (1-.epsilon.)=0.737983455*2.sup.24 =12 381 307.83
Resulting finally after quantization to whole numbers is:
i.sub.nom =12 443 525
i.sub.+.epsilon. =12 505 743
i.sub.-.epsilon. =12 381 308
These three values result initially without consideration of a clock-pulse conversion to be implemented with the aid of the virtual-PLL concept that is optimized with respect to outlay.
In a link-coded system, as assumed in this exampl...
example 4
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Assumptions:
Given the above assumptions, a nominal decimation factor d.sub.nom is expressed as:
d.sub.nom =SAR / DSR=122.0703125
This yields a nominal value i.sub.nom for the phase increment for generating the double symbol rate DSR of (assumption: b=24 bits):
i.sub.nom =2.sup.b *(d.sub.nom).sup.-1 =0.008192*2.sup.24 =137 438.9535
Given an assumed deviation .epsilon.of .+-.0.5%, the increments i.sub.+.epsilon. and i.sub.-.epsilon. are expressed as:
i.sub.+.epsilon. =i.sub.nom (1+.epsilon.)=0.00823296*2.sup.24 =138 126.1482
and:
i.sub.-.epsilon. =i.sub.nom (1-.epsilon.)=0.00815104*2.sup.24 =136 751.7587
Resulting finally after quantization to whole numbers is:
i.sub.nom =137 439
i.sub.+.epsilon. =138 126
i.sub.-.epsilon. =136 752
These three values result initially without consideration of a clock-pulse conversion to be implemented with the aid of the virtual-PLL concept, optimized with respect to outlay.
In a link-coded system, as assumed in this example, the divisor factors of a PLL result mult...
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